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There are 5 people next to each other in a row in positions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 who have the following characteristics.
Everyone has a different favorite hobby: archery, horse riding, knitting, astronomy, canoeing.
Everyone has a different favorite soft drink: 7up, Dr Pepper, Limca, Canada Dry, Sprite.
Everyone drinks a different drink: iced tea, hot chocolate, beer, milk, orange juice.
Everyone owns a different handbag brand: Versace, Tory Burch, Kate Spade, Michael Kors, Dolce and Gabbana.
Everyone supports a different NFL team: Chicago Bears, Buffalo Bills, Tennessee Titans, Atlanta Falcons, Green Bay Packers.
Everyone plays a different musical instrument: oboe, drums, saxophone, guitar, harmonica.
Everyone supports a different NBA team: Warriors, Bulls, Lakers, Bucks, Cavaliers.
Everyone is a different nationality: Russian, Nepali, Korean, Spanish, Sri Lankan.
Everyone reads a different genre of books: mystery, history, magical realism, short story, fantasy.
Everyone drives a different car: Hyundai, BMW, Kia, McLaren, Lexus.
Everyone likes a different favorite animal: salmon, turtles, storks, koalas, lions.
Everyone likes a different food: noodles, kebabs, pasta, pizza, curry.
Everyone lives in a different colored house: silver, purple, beige, indigo, violet.
Everyone has a different name: Doug, Bob, Maven, Margaret, Rafael.
Everyone plays a different sport: table tennis, tennis, squash, badminton, ice hockey.
Everyone has a different profession: teacher, artist, writer, dancer, chef.
Using the clues provided below, answer the question at the end.
Some of clues provided might be irrelevant to the puzzle.
Clue 1: Bob is at one of the ends.
Clue 2: The person who likes Limca is the person who reads short story books.
Clue 3: The chef is the person who supports the Tennessee Titans.
Clue 4: The person who reads magical realism books is not the person who owns a Kate Spade.
Clue 5: The drums player is somewhere to the left of the oboe player.
Clue 6: The Spanish is immediately to the left of the person who supports the Buffalo Bills.
Clue 7: The person who reads fantasy books is immediately to the left of the person who likes Sprite.
Clue 8: The tennis player is the person who supports the Atlanta Falcons.
Clue 9: The Nepali is somewhere in between the person who reads magical realism books and the oboe player in that order.
Clue 10: The person who likes 7up is at one of the ends.
Clue 11: The Russian is at one of the ends.
Clue 12: The person who likes curry is immediately to the left of the person at the 2nd position.
Clue 13: The drums player is next to the person who drinks beer.
Clue 14: The person who supports the Buffalo Bills is not the table tennis player.
Clue 15: The person who drives the McLaren is immediately to the left of the drums player.
Clue 16: The oboe player is the person who likes 7up.
Clue 17: The Nepali is somewhere in between the writer and the person who supports the Tennessee Titans in that order.
Clue 18: Bob is immediately to the left of the person who likes salmon.
Clue 19: The person who likes Dr Pepper is somewhere to the left of the chef.
Clue 20: Bob is the person who supports the Bulls.
Clue 21: The person who likes astronomy is at one of the ends.
Clue 22: The person who likes noodles is the person who supports the Cavaliers.
Clue 23: The person who supports the Atlanta Falcons is somewhere in between the harmonica player and the Nepali in that order.
Clue 24: The ice hockey player is somewhere in between the person who supports the Chicago Bears and the Korean in that order.
Clue 25: The person who drives the Hyundai is immediately to the left of the person who reads magical realism books.
Clue 26: The Russian is at one of the ends.
Clue 27: The teacher is not the Sri Lankan.
Clue 28: The person who drives the Hyundai is at one of the ends.
Clue 29: The person who drives the McLaren is somewhere in between the harmonica player and the person who owns a Tory Burch in that order.
Clue 30: The Sri Lankan is next to the table tennis player.
Clue 31: The person who reads history books is at one of the ends.
Clue 32: The person who likes 7up is the person who drives the Lexus.
Clue 33: The person who drinks hot chocolate is somewhere to the left of the person who likes Dr Pepper.
Clue 34: The person who supports the Buffalo Bills is next to the person who reads short story books.
Clue 35: The oboe player is not the person who owns a Michael Kors.
Clue 36: The saxophone player is not the person who drives the Lexus.
Clue 37: The squash player is somewhere in between the person who drives the McLaren and the person who likes astronomy in that order.
Clue 38: The person who lives in the indigo house is at one of the ends.
Clue 39: The person who drinks orange juice is not the person who drives the BMW.
Clue 40: The person who supports the Bucks is immediately to the left of Rafael.
Clue 41: The person who likes knitting is somewhere in between the tennis player and the oboe player in that order.
Clue 42: The person who reads mystery books is somewhere in between the person who owns a Michael Kors and the person who drinks beer in that order.
Clue 43: The person who likes curry is immediately to the left of the person who lives in the purple house.
Clue 44: The person who likes Sprite is somewhere to the left of the person who likes astronomy.
Clue 45: The table tennis player is next to the harmonica player.
Clue 46: The person who likes noodles is next to the person who supports the Bucks.
Clue 47: The tennis player is immediately to the left of the Nepali.
Clue 48: The table tennis player is at one of the ends.
Clue 49: The saxophone player is not the Spanish.
Clue 50: The person who owns a Kate Spade is not the person who likes Dr Pepper.
Clue 51: The person who owns a Dolce and Gabbana is the person who drinks milk.
Clue 52: The artist is somewhere in between the teacher and the Nepali in that order.
Clue 53: The person who supports the Chicago Bears is the person who drinks hot chocolate.
Clue 54: The ice hockey player is next to the person who likes archery.
Clue 55: The badminton player is the person who drives the Lexus.
Clue 56: The saxophone player is somewhere to the left of the person who supports the Green Bay Packers.
Clue 57: The person who likes turtles is at one of the ends.
Clue 58: The person who supports the Buffalo Bills is next to the guitar player.
Clue 59: The person who supports the Atlanta Falcons is not the guitar player.
Clue 60: The person who supports the Atlanta Falcons is next to the person who owns a Dolce and Gabbana.
Clue 61: The person who drinks iced tea is not the person who supports the Buffalo Bills.
Clue 62: The person who likes horse riding is somewhere in between the person who likes archery and the Russian in that order.
Clue 63: The dancer is somewhere in between the person who likes Canada Dry and the person who drinks beer in that order.
Clue 64: The Spanish is somewhere to the left of the person who likes Dr Pepper.
Clue 65: The person who reads magical realism books is somewhere to the left of the person who drinks orange juice.
Clue 66: The person who drives the Hyundai is somewhere to the left of the Nepali.
Clue 67: The person who reads fantasy books is somewhere to the left of the person who drinks iced tea.
Clue 68: The teacher is immediately to the left of the ice hockey player.
Clue 69: The writer is next to the person who drives the Hyundai.
Clue 70: The Korean is not the harmonica player.
Clue 71: The harmonica player is immediately to the left of the person who likes Canada Dry.
Clue 72: The person who likes canoeing is somewhere in between the person who supports the Chicago Bears and the squash player in that order.
Clue 73: The person who drives the Hyundai is immediately to the left of the person who reads magical realism books.
Clue 74: The guitar player is somewhere to the left of the person who owns a Michael Kors.
Clue 75: The person who drinks hot chocolate is immediately to the left of the ice hockey player.
Clue 76: The person who supports the Green Bay Packers is the person who drinks iced tea.
Clue 77: The person who likes pizza is somewhere in between the person who likes curry and the person who lives in the silver house in that order.
Clue 78: The person who likes knitting is somewhere in between the person who owns a Michael Kors and the Russian in that order.
Clue 79: The oboe player is the Russian.
Clue 80: The Spanish is immediately to the left of the person who likes horse riding.
Clue 81: The chef is the person who likes astronomy.
Clue 82: The harmonica player is immediately to the left of the person who owns a Michael Kors.
Clue 83: The person who drives the McLaren is not the person who supports the Buffalo Bills.
Clue 84: The Sri Lankan is next to the person who likes Limca.
Clue 85: The person who likes Sprite is the person who owns a Tory Burch.
Clue 86: The person who drinks milk is the harmonica player.
Clue 87: The person who owns a Michael Kors is somewhere to the left of the person who drives the Lexus.
Clue 88: Maven is next to the person who lives in the indigo house.
Clue 89: The person who supports the Buffalo Bills is immediately to the left of the saxophone player.
Clue 90: The person who owns a Versace is the teacher.
Clue 91: The person who drives the Kia is somewhere to the left of the person who drives the BMW.
Clue 92: The person who drives the Hyundai is at one of the ends.
Clue 93: The saxophone player is the person who drinks orange juice.
Clue 94: The person who drinks hot chocolate is next to the person who owns a Dolce and Gabbana.
Clue 95: The person who drives the BMW is somewhere in between the person who reads magical realism books and the person who reads history books in that order.
Clue 96: The Spanish is immediately to the left of the writer.
Clue 97: The chef is at one of the ends.
Clue 98: The teacher is at one of the ends.
Clue 99: The badminton player is next to the person who likes Sprite.
Clue 100: The person who likes horse riding is somewhere to the left of the person who supports the Tennessee Titans.
Clue 101: The person who drives the McLaren is somewhere in between the writer and the dancer in that order.
Clue 102: The person who drinks hot chocolate is at one of the ends.
Clue 103: The person who supports the Bucks is the person who likes koalas.
Clue 104: The table tennis player is at one of the ends.
Clue 105: The person who reads history books is the Russian.
Clue 106: The person who reads fantasy books is not the person who likes Dr Pepper.
Clue 107: The person who lives in the beige house is next to the person at the 2nd position.
Clue 108: The guitar player is at one of the ends.
Clue 109: The person who supports the Green Bay Packers is the person who reads mystery books.
Clue 110: The squash player is somewhere in between the artist and the chef in that order.
Clue 111: Maven is somewhere to the left of the person who likes noodles.
Clue 112: The person who drinks orange juice is immediately to the left of the person who reads mystery books.
Clue 113: The person who supports the Lakers is the person who lives in the silver house.
Clue 114: The person who lives in the purple house is Doug.
Clue 115: The ice hockey player is the harmonica player.
Clue 116: The person who likes kebabs is immediately to the left of the person who likes lions.
Clue 117: The person who owns a Dolce and Gabbana is the harmonica player.
Clue 118: The person who likes archery is not the drums player.

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